Three


1h 19m 1967

Brief Synopsis

Three stories are set at the beginning, middle and the end of WW2. In all three of them the hero of the movie must witness the death of people he likes.

Film Details

Also Known As
Tri
Genre
Adaptation
War
Release Date
Jan 1967
Premiere Information
New York showing: 29 Jun 1967
Production Company
Avala Film
Distribution Company
Impact Films, Inc.
Country
Yugoslavia
Location
Yugoslavia
Screenplay Information
Based on the novel Paprat i vatra by Antonije Isakovic (Belgrade, 1962).

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 19m
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White

Synopsis

(1) In World War II, Milos, a Yugoslav partisan, is part of a crowd of refugees attempting to escape by train from the approaching Germans. Among the waiting throng is a man without identification papers who is suspected of being a fifth columnist. As the near-hysterical mob goads three soldiers into arresting the man, Milos feebly tries to intervene. But his efforts are in vain, and the man is shot to death. A few moments later, the dead man's wife appears and establishes her husband's innocence. (2) Following a resistance raid, Milos is chased by Nazis into a swamp where he encounters another man, an admitted coward, who is also in hiding. Knowing that the Germans are looking for only one fugitive, the man sacrifices himself to his pursuers and is burned to death in a small shack, thereby permitting Milos to escape to freedom. (3) As the war nears its end, Milos, now an officer in the Yugoslav Army, is forced to pass the death sentence on those of his countrymen found guilty of collaboration. Though peace is at hand, he orders the execution of a young woman to whom obviously he is attracted.

Film Details

Also Known As
Tri
Genre
Adaptation
War
Release Date
Jan 1967
Premiere Information
New York showing: 29 Jun 1967
Production Company
Avala Film
Distribution Company
Impact Films, Inc.
Country
Yugoslavia
Location
Yugoslavia
Screenplay Information
Based on the novel Paprat i vatra by Antonije Isakovic (Belgrade, 1962).

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 19m
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White

Award Nominations

Best Foreign Language Film

1965

Quotes

Trivia

Notes

Released in Yugoslavia in 1965 as Tri. Bata ^DHZivojinovic is also credited as Velimir ^DHZivojinovic.

Miscellaneous Notes

1966 Academy Award Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film.

Shown at 1965 Pula Film Festival.

Shown at 1966 Karlovy Vary Film Festival.

Shown at New York Film Festival September 18, 1966.

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